Pro Forma 208: Time-sharing schemes: Cooling-off statement
[PF208]
Pro Forma 208
Time-sharing schemes: Cooling-off statement
Issued: 18 April 2001
This statement must be given to all applicants for interests in a time-sharing scheme at the time of, or prior to, their entering into an agreement to purchase an interest in the scheme. A person to whom this statement is provided is entitled to retain a copy of it.
COOLING-OFF PERIOD FOR THE [INSERT NAME OF SCHEME] TIME-SHARING SCHEME
Your right to change your mind
You may withdraw your offer or terminate your agreement to purchase an interest in a time-sharing scheme within [ *** ] [1] days after the Acknowledgment Date.
The Acknowledgment Date is the date when you sign an acknowledgment that you have received all the relevant documents relating to the time-sharing scheme (these are the application form, the prospectus, any loose-leaf price list and this cooling-off statement).
How can I exercise my right?
You may exercise your right to withdraw from the purchase by giving the responsible entity of the scheme a notice to that effect. The recommended form of written notice is attached to this statement.
The responsible entity’s address for service of notice is:
[insert responsible entity’s address for service of notice]
Acknowledgment
I/We ......
acknowledge receipt of this cooling-off statement, the application form, the prospectus and any loose-leaf price list.
Signature(s): ......
Date: ......
[cut-off section]
WRITTEN NOTICE OF EXERCISE OF MY COOLING-OFF RIGHTS
To: [insert name and address of responsible entity]
I, [insert name of responsible entity] hereby exercise my cooling-off rights and withdraw from my proposed purchase of interest(s) in the time-sharing scheme known as [insert name of scheme]. Please return all money I have paid by way of deposit or otherwise as soon as possible to my address which is [insert address of responsible entity].
[signature]
[date]
Footnotes
1 Here the responsible entity should insert the number of days of the cooling-off period. That number of days must be:
(a) not less than five (5) business days where the responsible entity is a member of the Australian Timeshare and Holiday Ownership Council ATHOC) or another industry supervisory body for the time-sharing line industry approved by ASIC; or
(b) not less than ten (10) business days in all other cases.
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